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Kibalicious

The act of a man being sexy, hot or extremely atractive and appealing to the senses of a women. 2. the over all good looks and "sexyness" of a boy.
George clooney is Kibalicious.


David cook is Kibalicious
Kibalicious by Kayla Macinston February 11, 2009

Kenalicious 

A guy who is totally hot and delicious that you can't get enough of, like Ken is to Barbie. Works especially well if the guy happens to be named Ken.
"Did you see that hot new guy in the office ??"

"Oh ya, he's soooo Kenalicious !!"
Kenalicious by TREV-TEE December 25, 2008

Kirkalicious 

Description of a man who always has a beer in hand and secretly wants to purchase a blowup pool and a lawn chair to sit in while he drinks. His car gives girls headaches and he is sometimes mistaken for a cranky old man. Despite this, he's the guy that every girl wants but never gets.
That guy is soooo Kirkalicious.

Break me off a piece of that Kirkalicious hotty, he's just so yummyyyyyyy.
Kirkalicious by Pizzaman034 April 12, 2013

Kidelicious 

A statement that implies a minor is sexually attractive.
That group of school girls are kidelicious.

Kinkalicious

Although commonly it would seem to mean 'deliciously kinky', kinkalicious can mean anything positive in a delicious/sexy/attractive sort of way. (The second meaning originated in Beaverton, OR)

Sometimes used to elicit a laugh from someone.
1. Damn, you're looking kinkalicious today!
2. Oh, this cake is so kinkalicious.
3. That colour looks uber kinkalicious on you!
Kinkalicious by zombiecake December 28, 2010

kirkalicious 

noun: a superior breed of kirk capable of great sexual and intellectual persuits.

adjective: someone with kirkalicious qualities, or a kirkalicious action
noun: that aint any ol kirk, thats a kirkalicious

adjective: that history report was kirkalicious
kirkalicious by mister crowkley January 16, 2010
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